Hello,
I am considering buying a circa 1996 Saab 900 for my wife, she wants something a bit stronger than her Clio, due to the menace of 4x4 driving mums round here. but something different with a bit of style.
Anyhow, What is the longeivity of these cars like ? for example if I find a good, well maintained example, but with a lot of miles - like 120 000 would it be a reasonable bet so long as the price is not more than £ 2 - 2500 ?
I would be interested in your experiences, I have read the car by car breakdown.
Marc
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I can't be specific about the longevity of Saabs but people tend to hang on to them for a long time.
If you're anywhere near Essex, Abbott Racing have got a 95 one for sale according to their website. My wife rejected the idea of it on the basis of it being too big but it seems worth a look.
www.abbottracing.com/2003/index.htm
Look in sales and then New 900.
Matthew Kelly
No, not that one.
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Your logic is sound, and the price right for what you suggest. The 1995 900 is not a drivers car but would be a good solid choice for your wife. Look at the forums on the Saab Owners Club website for a flavour of the car at saabclub.co.uk.
You could consider a 9000 - bigger and roomier, you could get a moderate mileage 1993-94 model for what you want to pay.
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